From Hop Thanh village (Tam Hop, Nghe An), three brothers of Thai ethnicity – La Van Duy, La Van Cuong, and La Van Khoi – have built the cooperative Tinh Sang Duong, transforming medicinal herbs into a sustainable livelihood for their homeland.

The newly inaugurated Ta Lang - Gian Bi Community Cultural and Tourism Center in Hai Van ward is both a cultural preservation site for the Co Tu people and an emerging destination for visitors to explore Da Nang’s ethnic heritage.

The Ministry of Agriculture and Environment calls for practical policies to support businesses creating jobs in disadvantaged regions.

Vietnam’s 54 ethnic groups and diverse faiths stand together in unity, contributing to a shared national journey toward a prosperous and inclusive future.

From the frontlines of independence to shaping modern Vietnam, ethnic minorities have played a vital role in the nation’s past and present.

The new residences in Truong Son are designed to meet standards for safety, durability, functionality, and aesthetics, while incorporating local traditions.

Vietnam’s grassroots football program empowers girls to compete internationally in Oslo.

Thanks to funding from Project 6 of Program 1719, many traditional festivals and forms of folk culture of Vietnam’s ethnic minority groups have been restored and maintained, preventing them from fading into obscurity.

A dual approach of cultural recognition and regional development is key to policy success.

Minister Dao Ngoc Dung urges bold reform and strategic focus to accelerate inclusive national development.